Daily Archives: December 13, 2007

Last night Adobe celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a BIG party for the employees! Wow! What a night. Not too many high tech companies can come close to the success of Adobe and we at Adobe have a lot to be thankful for. We’ve had good times and we’ve had bad times. Last night we reflected on the company’s 25 year history.

partying with a couple thousand of my closest friends
Everyone in the room was upbeat and having a good time. The mood and the party got even better when Adobe’s founders John Warnock and Chuck Geschke took the stage!

John and Chuck reflected upon the early days and how they never imagined (back then) that Adobe would be what it is today. It was truly an honor to be in the company of these two Silicon Valley pioneers/inventors.

Adobe’s new CEO Shantanu Narayen took the stage and offered a toast to all of us and to our continued success!
There was also a surprise guest…

Smash Mouth rocked the house for the rest of the night!
I got a chance to spend a little time with some of the great people that I admire:

Adobe co-founder John Warnock (a true visionary – the inventor of PostScript) and Terry White

Adobe co-founder Chuck Geschke and Terry White

Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, Terry White and Adobe’s former CEO Bruce Chizen

Photoshop product manager John Nack & Terry White

Marianne & Adobe’s Sr. Creative Director, Russell Brown

Mo & John Warnock

Addy, Fred, Julieanne Kost, & Chuck Geschke
of course no Adobe event would be possible without a little Acrobat….
Like I said, it was a great night! I’m looking forward to the next 25 years and the innovations yet to come from this fantastic company and the people that work here! Thank you to all the customers who buy Adobe products (and keep me employed
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December 13th, 2007
11:19
Scott’s D300 Review

Hey, I’ve been on the road this week and in all day meetings all week long. So I haven’t had any time to play with new tech toys. However, my buddy Scott Kelby is back from vacation and posted a really good review of the D300. This is from his perspective of what he liked and what he didn’t like and is a must read for any D200 user thinking of making the leap (or anyone else clamoring for more info on the Nikon D300).
I absolutely love my D300 and have been having an ABSOLUTE BLAST shooting with it. I know some have been having issues with some of the early units and it looks like I’m one of the lucky ones who got one that works as advertised. It is by far the best camera I’ve ever owned or shot with.
I will cover the technology, gadgets, events and cool toys that have affected me in some way. I will also give recommendations on the products that I have actually used.














December 13th, 2007
11:00